Bonanza - Season 1 - Episode 26 - The Avenger 1960 | Lorne Greene, Michael Landon, Dan Blocker
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2020
- A mysterious stranger called Lassiter (Vic Morrow) helps Hoss and Joe to save Ben and Adam before they're hanged like his father. The drifter is searching for the men who committeed a lynching in Kansas years ago. Ian Wolfe guest stars.
Created by David Dortort
Theme music composer Ray Evans
Starring Lorne Greene, Michael Landon, Dan Blocker
Cast:
Lorne Greene - Ben Cartwright - 417 episodes (Season 1-14)
Michael Landon - Joseph "Little Joe" Cartwright - 416 episodes (Season 1-14)
Dan Blocker - Eric "Hoss" Cartwright - 401 episodes (Season 1-13)
Pernell Roberts - Adam Cartwright - 173 episodes (Season 1-6)
Victor Sen Yung - Hop Sing - 107 episodes (Season 1-14)
Ray Teal - Sheriff Coffee - 98 episodes (Season 2-13)
David Canary - "Candy" Canaday - 93 episodes (Season 9-11, 14)
Bing Russell - Deputy Clem Foster - 57 episodes (Season 4-5, 7-14)
Mitch Vogel - Jamie Hunter Cartwright - 47 episodes (Season 12-14)
Tim Matheson - Griff King - 12 episodes (Season 14)
Lou Frizzell - Dusty Rhodes - 11 episodes (Season 11-13)
Guy Williams - Will Cartwright - 5 episodes (Season 5) 
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The best tv western of all time
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Re: your video description: Because that "Kansas" reference fictionally occurred years *before the time in which the series Bonanza was set (1860), the reference word for that is *"before", not "ago". Before what? Before 1860, as the word "ago" references the real-now. Even if it was not your wording but a copy and paste, it would take only a few seconds to swap out that word for the correct one. When storytellers say "long, long ago", it means a long time before the present time, but here, the sentence is making *specific reference to the timeline of the story of the TV series Bonanza. As a result, that reference calls for the word with the right meaning. " . . in Kansas years *before." Remember, "ago" is always referencing the past in relation to the present time.
Could that reference be in regard to the turmoil labeled "Bleeding Kansas" ?
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I don't know. If you learn more, please share it here.
@@cacatr4495 Just the civil turmoil and confrontations between factions during the 1850s in the Kansas territory in which John Brown was involved in.
@@karencarter8292 *in which John Brown was involved. (no second "in" was needed.) ~ I see, thanks!
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